Storytelling at Trax Cafe

(Check the “Recent Entries” for details on Scary Storytelling @ Trax Cafe October 18th.)

The Trax Cafe’, located at the Chamber of Commerce Building, corner of Main & Cherokee, hosted a wonderful night of storytelling on September 13th. There was a packed house and they are now looking at hosting another evening of storytelling in October.

5 storytellers from the Jonesborough Storyteller’s Guild gave us a splendid evening of stories.
More information about the Guild can be found at www.storytellersguild.org

Linda Poland / www.positivesolutionstours.com
Leon Overbay “The Boones Creek Bard” / leonthebard@yahoo.com
Mary Grace Walrath / President of the Storytellers’ Guild / marygracewalrath@yahoo.com
Peggy T. Kenny / pkenny@chartertn.net
Molly Catron / www.mollycatron.com

If you’re interested in Trax Cafe offering another night of storytelling please give them a call at 245-3098.

The Midtown Shuttle to Downtown Kingsport

Here’s a list of the lunch time shuttle service to Downtown Kingsport from Wellmont and Eastman Chemical Company. You can’t beat this deal at 25 cents for the service.

Summer time and the Skatepark

If you’re looking for a break and some great entertainment, there’s plenty to go round at the skate park in downtown Kingsport.

If you want a clearer copy of this by purchase, please contact Paul Vachon at paul@ammatn.com.

This post is proudly sponsored by AMMA / Appalachian Medical Massage Associates. AMMA is the nation’s only wellness center to offer Vodder Certified MLD, Nationally Certified Medical Massage Therapy, and SI, all under one roof. Experience the Difference.
We are located in Downtown Kingsport at 317 Cherokee Street Suite 101
Hours are by appointment M-Friday, between the hours of 8am and 7pm. (423) 288-2662

This year’s additions to Downtown’s Market Street

(Type “market street” in the search box to the right of the screen for more news on Market St.)

There are two new additions to Downtown Kingsport’s neighborhood; The Cutting Edge and the Suzanne Barrett Justis Fine Arts Studio and Gallery.

The Cutting Edge, at 108 East Market, is owned by Suzann Trent. It is a full service salon offering skin care, nail service, cosmetics and all services in hair. Additionally, Suzann does photography for weddings and modeling. Suzann can be contacted for appointments at (423) 245-2285 and (423) 863-6107. There are also positions now available for a nailtech and skin care technician.

Suzanne Barrett Justis has moved her fine arts studio in next door to The Cutting Edge. The studio and gallery is located at 110 East Market Street. She officially opened her studio in March 2007 and is open on Mondays and Fridays 9 to 5 and can always be reached for appointment.

When she is not working in the studio she is also working on several large murals in the area. She just recently finished one at Lincoln Elementary and is also working on a mural in the History Room of the Civic Auditorium. This mural will show the history of the area and of the city of Kingsport.

Suzanne also specializes in pet portraits (especially dogs and horses), landscapes and also abstract paintings. She enjoys home consulting with people to create paintings to fit the decor of specific rooms pulling in colors and themes.

Suzanne can be reached by phone at her studio at (423) 765-0363 or on her cell at (423) 967-4040.

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This post is proudly sponsored by AMMA / Appalachian Medical Massage Associates. AMMA is the nation’s only wellness center to offer Vodder Certified MLD, Nationally Certified Medical Massage Therapy, and SI, all under one roof. Experience the Difference.
We are located in Downtown Kingsport at 317 Cherokee Street Suite 101
Hours are by appointment M-Friday, between the hours of 8am and 7pm. (423) 288-2662